Wednesday, May 27, 2015

A $6,000 Scholarship You Might Not Know About

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Application deadline is June 12th!

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Recycle Tips


Sunday, May 17, 2015

Monday, April 13, 2015

Help Conquer Cancer

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Tantallon resident, Jody Wright, asks for your help in this worthy cause.

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Cherry Blossoms - 2015

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These pictures were taken and shared by Tantallon resident Michael Garcia.

Looking for an Administrative Assistant?

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Recommended by a neighbor who says, "She is a really great girl, dependable, works hard, and has really great ideas...takes a lot of initiative in helping me with this new business venture."

Monday, April 6, 2015

April is National Earth and Gardening Month

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April is National Earth and Gardening month, and with sunnier skies and warmer days ahead it's a great time of year to get outdoors. This is why the Accokeek Foundation is offering plenty of options for you to get out and play in the dirt with us this spring.

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

DPIE Briefing on Squatters

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The briefing includes other important county code related Quality of Life issues - check it out!

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Broad Creek Wastewater Pumping Station (WWPS) Augmentation Project

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This is the scene as your turn right onto MD 210 by Safeway. Read the newsletter to learn more about the project. Contact the WSSC Project Manager, Austin M.Freeman (301-206-8328), if you have questions.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

This Eagle Has Landed

We share our beautiful community with natural wonders. This Bald Eagle appears injured and stopped for a rest on a neighbor's deck but left before help could arrive.
Injured wildlife should be reported to 877-463-6497.

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Camp Springs Duplicate Bridge Club

Come to Camp Springs Duplicate Bridge Club on Friday mornings at 10 AM to exercise your Brain!
Bridge lessons are available for beginners, refreshers for people who have played previously, but have ‘forgotten’ how to play, as well as introduction to duplicate for the ‘party’ bridge players.
You can bring your own partner but if you don’t have a partner, come anyway we have a guaranteed partner on site!
Club Managers and Directors are Martha D. Bley and Ross A. Bley (Martini and Rossy). Our phone number is 301-292-4103 if you would like to call us. Cell phone number for the day of the game is 240-441-9885.
Address of club is 6311 Old Branch Avenue, Camp Springs Maryland.
Cost is $5.00 per person for Shuffle and Play days.

Monday, March 2, 2015

Understanding IRS Filing Requirements under the Affordable Care Act

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Heritage Livestock

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Animals are part of the Accokeek Foundation’s stewardship of Piscataway Park. Many visitors appreciate the beauty of the farm animals without realizing their important role in farming systems. Over the centuries, domesticated animals have lived here with humans and have contributed to shaping this land as we see it today. At the Accokeek Foundation, we care for our farm animals in a way that enhances the health and stability of the natural and agricultural ecosystems of this special place.

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Check the Date on Perishables Bought at Local Supermarkets

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An alert neighbor referred this the the County Health Department Food Protection Program

State Highway (SHA) Emergency Traffic Patrol (ETP)

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ETP is a free 24/7 roadside service on major highways. If you have an accident with no serious injuries, move your vehicle to the shoulder, turn your hazard lights on, and call #77. ETP provides flat tire change, jump starts, emergency fuel, and will coordinate towing.

Thursday, February 26, 2015

And Still I Rise - From Black Power to the White House

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Ark Media is seeking African American families from Prince George's County, Maryland for a story about the Black Middle Class, as part of a four-hour PBS documentary series.
This series -- tentatively entitled FROM BLACK POWER TO THE WHITE HOUSE - takes viewers on a journey through the last half-century of African American history, exploring the unprecedented progress and lingering obstacles to racial equality since the landmark legislative victories of the civil rights movement. The series will be hosted and executive produced by Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and will air on national PBS in 2016.
We are looking to interview a family from Prince George's County as part of a discussion about the growth of the African American middle class.
We would love to speak to you if you or your family:
Identify as middle or upper middle class and African American
Currently live in Prince George's County
Moved to Prince George's County in the 1970's
Lived in a neighborhood with a population that changed from predominantly white to African American, and
Observed first hand the effects of the subprime mortgage crisis of 2008-09 in your neighborhood
We're interested in the factors that drew you to your current neighborhood, your experiences living there, and the changes your neighborhood has undergone since your arrival.
Please feel free to forward this message to your contacts. Please reach out to Eu-Hua Chua, Associate Producer at e.chua@ark-media.net or (718) 935-9745 ext 107. Looking forward to speaking to you,

Monday, February 23, 2015

County Budget Town Hall Meetings


Friday, February 20, 2015

Workers' Rights Workshop

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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Rebuilding equity in Prince George’s will take some work (Courtland Milloy)

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